New Vodcast: Shorter Topics with County Executive Chris Shorter
Prince William County Government is launching Shorter Topics, a brand-new vodcast series bringing you exclusive conversations with county leaders and experts who are shaping the future of local services. Each short yet insightful episode gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at innovative programs making a difference in our community. The premiere episode features a conversation with Heather Baxter, Behavioral Health Program Manager for Community Services, offering a look at the impacts of the Prince William County Crisis Response System.
Prince William County Supports Federal Workers
Prince William County is committed to supporting our community through times of change. In response to recent federal workforce reductions, the county has launched an online resource page to assist those affected. The page connects residents with job opportunities, career support, workforce training, housing and financial counseling, food assistance and mental health services to help navigate this challenging transition.
Take OmniRide for a Better Commute
With more federal employees returning to in-office work, traffic and parking concerns are growing. OmniRide offers a stress-free alternative with Express commuter buses, ridesharing services and other convenient options to get you where you need to go!
Do You Commute from Prince William County to Loudoun?
Loudoun County Transit is proposing a commuter bus route from Prince William County to Loudoun and wants your input! The service will operate five days a week, Monday through Friday, in the morning and evening and is estimated to begin in fall 2025. The survey runs from March 3 through March 21. Learn more and take the survey today.
Make This Summer Unforgettable with Summer Camps
Make this summer unforgettable with action-packed camps for every interest. Whether your child loves swimming, golf, history, game design, dance, or adventure, there’s a perfect camp waiting. Registration opens March 4, and spots will go fast. Sign up soon and let the fun begin!
March Events with the Area Agency on Aging
The Area Agency on Aging is hosting informative workshops to help you stay independent, safe and healthy as you age. Learn about home modifications to prevent falls and support aging in place, plus gain expert insights on living with neurodegenerative disorders like dementia and Parkinson’s. Don’t miss these valuable sessions!
Share Your Input on Traffic Safety
Prince William County is developing a Comprehensive Traffic Safety Action Plan to make our roads safer—and we need your input! Visit PWC Works to learn more, take the survey, share your feedback, pinpoint your concerns and help shape the plan!
Prince William County Yard Waste Collection Resumes in March
Prince William County’s curbside yard waste collection is back from March through December! Yard waste will be picked up weekly by your trash and recycling provider, separate from regular trash and recycling. Remember to use biodegradable paper bags or labeled containers.
 Find the Solutions to Issues Impacting Your Neighborhoods
The Annual Neighborhood Conference is back on Saturday, March 29! This conference is an excellent opportunity for residents to learn about key issues impacting their neighborhoods and identify best practices to make improvements with workshops that address the needs of both traditional neighborhood settings and those communities supported by a homeowner's or condominium association. Learn more and register today!
Get Involved with the FY2026 Budget
The Proposed FY2026 Budget has been presented, and now is the time to get involved. This is your opportunity to help shape the county’s priorities by sharing your input on funding decisions that impact our community. Learn more about key dates, ways to participate and how the budget supports our community.
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